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Our Australian Sardine Training Treats are small, practical and designed specifically to make rewarding your dog easy.
Made with 75% Australian sardine powder and 25% fava beans, they have a rich fish flavour that many dogs find highly appealing, while their small size means they’re quick to eat and easy to deliver during training.
With approximately 800 individual treats in every 500g bag, they’re particularly good value for Puppy School, obedience training, recall work, multi-dog households or anyone who does a lot of reward-based training.
They’re also convenient to carry in a treat pouch or pocket and, despite their high sardine content, have a relatively mild aroma compared with many whole or dried fish treats.
✅ 75% Australian sardine powder
✅ Approximately 800 treats per 500g bag
✅ Small, bite-sized training rewards
✅ Sardines naturally provide protein and omega-3 fatty acids
✅ Rich fish flavour many dogs find highly rewarding
✅ Quick and easy to deliver during training
✅ Relatively mild aroma for a fish-based treat
✅ Great for treat pouches and training bags
✅ Perfect for training, recall and everyday rewards
✅ Great for enrichment and scent games
✅ Suitable for puppies and adult dogs
✅ Red Dog Approved
A good training treat doesn’t need to be big.
In fact, when we’re doing lots of repetitions, we generally want the opposite. Something small, rewarding and quick to eat means we can reward the behaviour we want and then get straight back to training.
These Sardine Training Treats do exactly that.
Their fish flavour makes them appealing to many dogs, while their small size makes it easy to deliver repeated rewards without constantly stopping to break larger treats into pieces.
With around 800 individual treats in every bag, you also get a lot of opportunities to tell your dog:
“Yes, that’s exactly what I wanted.”
Sardines are naturally a source of animal protein and omega-3 fatty acids, which is one reason fish is such a popular ingredient in dog foods and treats.
More importantly from a training perspective, fish has a distinctive flavour and aroma that many dogs find particularly appealing.
Australian businesses producing sardine-based training treats similarly use their natural fish flavour as a way of creating a highly motivating reward.
Our treats contain 75% Australian sardine powder, giving them plenty of sardine flavour while allowing them to be formed into small, consistent pieces that are practical for training.
When you’re teaching a new behaviour, working on recall or building reliability around distractions, you may need to reward your dog many times during a relatively short session.
Giving a large treat every time isn’t necessary.
Small rewards allow you to reinforce more repetitions without filling your dog up as quickly, while helping maintain the flow of the training session.
They’re particularly useful for:
Good training isn’t about constantly feeding your dog. It’s about using rewards at the right time to clearly communicate which behaviours we want repeated.
This is one of the things we really like about these treats.
A 500g bag contains approximately 800 individual pieces, making them excellent value for people who train regularly.
They’re particularly useful for Puppy School and obedience training, where you may use quite a few small rewards during a session.
They’re also a practical option for multi-dog households or anyone who simply likes to keep a decent supply of training treats ready to go.
Because they’re sold by weight, the exact number of pieces will naturally vary slightly from bag to bag.
These aren’t limited to formal training.
Their small size makes them ideal for:
Encouraging your dog to sniff, search and problem-solve is another simple way of adding enrichment to their day.
And if you end up with some crumbs at the bottom of the bag, don’t throw them away. Sprinkle them through a snuffle mat, over your dog’s normal food or use them in another enrichment activity.
Anyone who has carried whole dried sardines around in a training pouch knows they can be a little fragrant!
Despite containing 75% sardine powder, these treats have a relatively mild aroma compared with many traditional dried fish treats.
That makes them much more practical for keeping in a treat pouch or taking with you on walks and training sessions.
Your dog still gets the sardine flavour, without your treat pouch necessarily smelling like the fish market afterwards.
Different dogs value different rewards, and sometimes simply changing the treat can make a big difference when you’re training around distractions.
If your dog enjoys our Australian Sardine Training Treats, try our Duck Jerky Cubes for another small, soft and convenient training reward.
Our Roo Meatball Training Treats are another great bite-sized option, with approximately 1,000 small pieces in a 1kg bag.
For something different again, our Beef Liver makes a highly appealing natural reward and is another great option to have in your training bag.
Rotating between a few different rewards can help keep training interesting and, importantly, lets you work out what your individual dog values most.
Australian Sardine Training Treats are a complementary treat and should be fed as part of a balanced diet.
Remember that training treats still contribute to your dog’s overall daily food intake, particularly when you’re doing a lot of training.
Always ensure fresh drinking water is available.
If your dog has a known fish or legume sensitivity, a medical condition or is on a restricted diet, check the ingredients and speak with your veterinarian before introducing a new treat.
Store sealed below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Reseal the bag after opening to help maintain freshness.
Best before: Up to 12 months from purchase when sealed and stored as directed.
A small amount of crumb may naturally accumulate in the bag. This doesn’t affect the quality of the treats and can be used as a meal topper or in enrichment activities rather than going to waste.
Each 500g bag contains approximately 800 treats. As the product is sold by weight, the exact number will vary slightly.
They’re made from 75% Australian sardine powder and 25% fava beans.
That’s exactly what they’re designed for. Their small size means they’re quick to deliver and quick for your dog to eat, allowing you to maintain the flow of your training session.
Yes. They can be used as a training reward for puppies when fed appropriately for the individual puppy and as part of their overall daily food intake.
They have a fish aroma, but it’s relatively mild compared with many whole dried fish treats, making them much more practical to carry in a treat pouch or pocket.
No. We believe in being clear about what’s in our treats. These contain 75% Australian sardine powder and 25% fava beans, which helps create their small, consistent training-treat shape.
Whether you’re teaching your puppy the basics, working on recall, building better manners or rewarding your dog for making good choices, Australian Sardine Training Treats make rewarding easy.
They’re small, convenient and packed with sardine flavour, with approximately 800 individual rewards in every 500g bag.
For us, that’s exactly what a good everyday training treat should be.
Give your dog a pat from us.
⚠️ The information provided is intended as general guidance and is not veterinary advice. Always feed treats appropriately for your dog’s size, age, health and overall diet. Ensure fresh drinking water is available. If you have concerns about your dog’s diet or whether this product is suitable for them, please consult your veterinarian.
